Can a homeless person in a nursing home be put on a locked unit without his consent?

[OHRoadwarrior]

Since nursing homes as a business for profit do not kidnap homeless people and hold them in bondage as a matter of profit and once housed, he would not be homeless, it can reasonably be inferred there are circumstances that make your question illogical unless they are using him for some illicit form of new drug testing against his will.

 

[Just Blue]

Since nursing homes as a business for profit do not kidnap homeless people and hold them in bondage as a matter of profit and once housed, he would not be homeless, it can reasonably be inferred there are circumstances that make your question illogical unless they are using him for some illicit form of new drug testing against his will.

Based on JUST WHAT OP has stated on the site....
She is, IMO, not qualified to care for a guppy. I actually think the WA state should take a look at this ..."person".

BTW

Hey Kelly...Getting your Monday groove on? Havin' "fun"??

 

[cbg]

While I agree with OHRW completely, I would like to affectionately refer him to the nearest copy of Strunk and White's Elements of Style - particularly sentence structure.

Love ya, OHRW!

 

[Ohiogal]

I will not waste another minute here. Good bye and good riddance.

Thank you, thank you, thank you. I appreciate you leaving. It is about time.

 

[eerelations]

I will not waste another minute here. Good bye and good riddance.

You've said this so many times, and yet you still keep coming back...